In democratic societies, protest is a legitimate and necessary way for communities to seek
redress for issues that are ignored by decision-makers. In the wake of large projects …

In this paper we outline the limitations of Environmental Justice theory when it comes to
explaining and theorising the politics of contemporary environmental movements. Justice …

While the critique to economic growth is quintessential in the degrowth scholarship, one may
observe a similar focus in various environmental justice movements around the world. This …

The concept of prospective environmental (in) justice (PEJ) is proposed to make sense of
situations in which development proposals and the actions of state and market actors create …

How do peasants assert food justice and sovereignty in Eastern Europe? How do their food
practices connect with broader political conflicts and movements? Most scholarship on food …

This paper proposes a new theorization of the concept of “framing”, in which argumentation
has a central role. When decision-making is involved, to frame an issue is to offer the …

Victims of the 2010 Mount Merapi eruption propelled recovery by shifting from dairy farming
to small-scale lava tour enterprises, taking tourists to tour the affected areas using jeeps …

This mapping report uses a transnational lens to portray the United We Save global
movement in support of the Roşia Montană campaign. Roşia Montană is Romania's oldest …

The book provides a theoretically informed case study on the transformation of the
experience of place in the two decades old conflict over the Roșia Montană mine in …

-Introduction-ccupy, Indignados, mouvements sociaux et gouvernements populistes: la crise
financière de 2008 a (re) mis en cause les principes de fonctionnement des sociétés …